Part of my brewery sampler and pretty light for an alt (American Amber?) with some hops in there but nothing aggressive.

Tried this with a sampler at the brewery. Pours a slightly cloudy brown with a medium head. Aroma of malt with a bit of fruit sweetness. Taste is very good. Somewhat dry with malt and just a touch of hops. Easy to drink.

Dusty amber pour with a minimal white ring. The nose is subdued, with a touch of fruit to the malty-ish nose. This is a lighter, more aerated version of their ESB. It has a light malt front through mid-palates, then the yeast kicks in the finish, supplying a decent sour fruit (but not citrus). This is followed by a light lingering bitter. The mouthfeel is light, and a bit thin for traditional style, but it does feel decently put together and has character. Nothing to write home about, but also nothing to scoff at.

Nice light beer. Dry finish. Very easy to have a few of these. Good for a hot evening like tonight.

Straw color - a little hazy with a slight fluffy head. Aroma is lightly sweet with a hint of lemon. FLavor is rather dull and somewhat watery. Finish is dry & clean with a slight hop presence at the end. It’s ok, nothing special or distinctive - and may be a little out of style.